How many kilometers is it from Suzhou to Nanjing?

The distance from Suzhou to Nanjing is about 2 17.6 km.

Suzhou and Nanjing, located in Jiangsu Province, China, are two adjacent cities. Due to the geographical proximity, the traffic from Suzhou to Nanjing is very convenient. The distance between them is about 2 17.6 km. Among them, there are many ways to travel, and the most common way is to take the high-speed rail or car. It only takes about 1 hour to take the high-speed train from Suzhou to Nanjing, which is the fastest way. It takes about 2.5 hours by car, and you need to pass Suzhou South Expressway and Tong Ning Expressway on the way.

Besides high-speed rail and bus, there are flights between Suzhou and Nanjing to choose from. There are many flights between the two cities, and the flight time only takes about 30 minutes. No matter which mode of transportation you choose, the distance from Suzhou to Nanjing can be easily reached in a short time. Both cities are rich in history, culture and tourism resources, and they are important cities in the east of China. Suzhou and Nanjing are worthwhile destinations for business or sightseeing.

The topography of Suzhou

Suzhou is low and flat, with plains accounting for 55% of the total area. Suzhou belongs to the Yangtze River Delta Plain and Taihu Lake Plain, and four secondary natural areas, namely, Shazhou Plain along the Yangtze River, Suzhou-Wuxi-Changzhou Plain, Taihu Lake Lakeside Hilly Area and Yangcheng-Dianmao Lowland. The landform is characterized by gentle plains. The whole city is low and flat, and it slopes slowly from west to east. The plain is 3-4 meters above sea level, and Yangcheng Lake and Wujiang River are only about 2 meters.

Low mountains and hills are scattered all over the country, with a general height of 100-350m, which are distributed in the western mountainous areas and the islands of Taihu Lake. Dome Mountain is the highest (342m), including Nanyang Mountain (338m), Smoke Peak in West Dongting Mountain (336m), Moli Peak in East Dongting Mountain (293m) and Qizi Mountain (294m).

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Suzhou